Valley Insurance Group

A secure home starts with simple, consistent habits. Lock doors and windows, keep entryways well lit, avoid sharing travel plans publicly, and consider a monitored security system.

Even with smart theft-prevention measures, unexpected losses can still happen. Reviewing your homeowners insurance can help you understand whether your belongings and home have the protection they need.

At Valley Insurance Group, we help Gilbert-area homeowners find personalized coverage for what matters most. Have questions about theft coverage or your current policy? Our team is here to help.

Call us at (480) 985-7745.

General liability is where every commercial insurance program starts, not where it ends. Professional liability, cyber, property and workers compensation all belong in the conversation. A foundation without a structure is not protection. Let's discuss: (480) 985-7745.
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Cooler air, changing colors and everything that makes autumn worth waiting for, it is officially here. Happy Autumn Equinox from everyone at Valley Insurance Group. Enjoy every bit of it!
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Life changes can happen quickly—and your insurance coverage should keep pace.

A new home, vehicle, renovation, growing family, valuable purchase, career move, or side business can all affect the protection you need. A quick review of your Auto Insurance, Homeowners Insurance, Life Insurance, or Business Insurance policies can help identify gaps before they become a problem.

At Valley Insurance Group, we provide personalized insurance guidance for families and businesses in Gilbert, Chandler, and the Phoenix area. If something in your life has changed recently, we are here to help make sure your coverage still fits.

Call us at (480) 985-7745 to schedule a policy review.

Imagine totaling your car and owing $8,000 more than it's worth. Gap insurance covers that difference. Let's discuss! Call us at (480) 985-7745 before you drive off the lot.
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A change at home, work, or in your household can affect your health insurance options.

Certain qualifying life events may open a Special Enrollment Period, giving you a limited 60-day window before or after the event to enroll in or update coverage outside of Open Enrollment.

Examples may include:
• Marriage, divorce, or welcoming a child
• Moving to a new ZIP code, county, or state
• Losing job-based coverage or turning 26
• Changes in income or household size
• Becoming eligible for Medicare or becoming a U.S. citizen

If one of these changes applies to your household, our team at Valley Insurance Group is here to help you review your group health insurance options. Call us at (480) 985-7745 to start the conversation.

Did you know home insurance doesn't cover sewer backups by default? Add a rider for under $100/year. It's a small cost to pay for big protection. Call our team to learn more at (480) 985-7745 or visit our website: https://www.valleyig.com.
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Commercial property maintenance is one of the simplest ways to help prevent costly disruptions and protect the business you have worked hard to build.

Before cooler weather arrives, take time to review key areas such as your roof, exterior drainage, HVAC system, lighting, walkways, and emergency equipment. Addressing small concerns early can help reduce safety hazards, property damage, and potential business insurance claims.

At Valley Insurance Group, we help Gilbert-area businesses review coverage designed to protect their property, operations, and people. If your business has changed or you would like to discuss your insurance needs, our team is here to help.

Call us at (480) 985-7745.

Renting this fall? Your landlord's policy covers the building, not your stuff. Renters insurance starts around $15/month. Protect your belongings today, visit https://www.valleyig.com to learn more.
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All these years later, the weight of that day has not diminished. The lives lost, the families forever changed and the first responders who ran toward what everyone else was running from, we carry them with us. Today and every day, we remember.
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